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Loyens & Loeff | EU Tax Alert Highlights 2021

In the course of 2021 there were several developments in EU tax law. This annual edition of EU Tax Alert provides an overview of those developments on both direct and indirect taxation. This annual edition of EU Tax Alert provides an overview of those developments, in which we highlight: Brexit & State Aid: The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement Brexit & Direct Taxation: The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement Council of the EU adopts new rules to strengthen administrative cooperation...
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Pirelli and the electric revolution

Electrified cars are the same as the others in their appearance but in fact have very different characteristics. This is why you need specially dedicated tyres Are all tyres the same? Of course not. A sports car has different requirements from those of a city car; the former, for example, will need maximum grip during acceleration and braking, whereas the latter will need a greater level of comfort and a lower rolling resistance in order to reduce fuel consumption. And...
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CLA | Your Accounting and Finance Function — Own It or Outsource It?

Key insights Outsourced finance and accounting professionals help direct the financial processes that would typically be done by your own employees. One of the biggest advantages of outsourced support is customizing a high functioning team with additional knowledge and resources. A team with multiple layers and several sets of eyes looking at the numbers can enhance internal controls and reduce risk. Bringing in additional resources can help you transition through times of peak workload. It was a moment many business...
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Vulcan Insight | EU Commission under pressure over sustainability credentials for nuclear and gas

Over the last fortnight, the European Commission has come under significant fire over its draft plans on classifying some nuclear and natural gas energy under its sustainable finance taxonomy. According to the draft proposal, which was shared with EU Member States in the dying hours of the last year, the Commission plans to classify both “transitional” green sources. The EU’s sustainable finance taxonomy sets out which products or industrial processes can be classified as sustainable, thus encouraging institutional and retail...
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Steptoe | Brexit One Year On

Introduction It is just over five and a half years since the Brexit referendum delivered a surprise 52/48 verdict in favour of the UK departing the European Union. It has been a period of intense political upheaval in the UK resulting in the departure of two successive Prime Ministers and two general elections, all against the backdrop of fraught negotiations to agree with the EU a Withdrawal Agreement (WA), setting out the terms of the departure, and a new Trade and...
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IPTI | Update on U.S. & EU Property Tax Issues: January 2022

The EACC, in partnership with the International Property Tax Institute (IPTI), wants to keep its members up to date with the latest developments in property taxes in the USA and Europe. IPTI has put together below a selection of articles from IPTI Xtracts; more articles can be found on its website (www.ipti.org). UNITED STATES New York: NYC Advisory Commission on Property Tax Reform Releases Final Report Report recommends the most significant changes to New York City’s property tax system in 40 years The...
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Jaguar Freight | Will It Be More of the Same in 2022?

In this week’s Roar, we’ve got the latest on predictions for more ocean volatility, supply chains in the news for the wrong reason (again), the importance of empty containers, the year in review for U.K. shipping, and the state of air cargo. But first, we’re fearing our hopes of an improved supply chain in 2022 may have been dashed. While there’s one ray of light—thanks to shippers sourcing increased capacity, containers are moving in and out of China much faster—but,...
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CLA | ERC for Recovery Startup Businesses

Your startup may be eligible for a $100,000 tax credit that can be used to offset your payroll taxes. The Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) program is ever-changing since creation of the credit under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act in April 2020.  It has been extended and expanded, changing the ERTC program’s end date several times under the American Rescue Plan Act and the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021. With the signing of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs...

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